Bandits Rob Commercial Jugs Bank Steal Cash and Bonds
Five masked men robbed the Commercial Jugs Bank taking about 19000 in cash and 59090 in bonds. They entered the lobby forced patrons to lie down and moved to the vaults with two guards kept from interfering. Witnesses named Mildred Clements Eleanor Porster and others were among those restrained. The bandits fled in a van believed to be a wallaby machine or a similar getaway vehicle.
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Galiox
Frendits
Benk
Ganeare
Shier
Hapd
Bank of Frial
Wince
Oremaiming
Mildred Clements
Eleanor Porster
Butch Amons
Ed Drurhen
Osborn
Earl
Damages Trial Over Road Collapse Case In Amherst Township
Prolonged trial recounts a three year old road collapse into Caver Creek near Amherst Township where Adelaide Farmer sues for damages. Witnesses testify on road condition and fault assigned to local commissioners while defense argues for dismissal. Judge Marshall of the Federal Court oversees the proceeding with a likely verdict pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Township
Woolba Coun
Fouad
Adelaide
Ager
Fe Coun
Caver Creek
Iria
Charles Xeuten
Karen
Esignmenut
CT Farshall
Onra Supreme Am
Fedian
Cleveland Firemen Injured In Traffic Crash
A traffic collision near Gr as in Cleveland injures two firemen and involved a street car and a truck. Police said witnesses reported the five truck driver failed to stop before turning onto the tracks. Thomas Butte, driver of the truck, faced charges.
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Aree Cleveland
Cleveland
injn-Pd
Mataca
Thomas Butte
Bitler
Nurses Graduate from St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing
Eleven nurses comprised the class graduated Monday night at St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing in Lorain. Rev Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland delivered the address and awarded diplomas to the graduates.
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Hospital Lorain
Stosephs Hospital School of Nurs
Ganp Joseph Schrembs
Cleverod
Gas Fames Claim Lives of Mother and Five Children
White Stone N Y June 28 Mrs Marie Freedman 33 and her five children Theodore 10 Janet 7 Catherine 4 Nanes 3 and Joseph 2 died in her home today the mother apparently caused the deaths by turning on the gas in the kitchen stove authorities said the tragedy occurred in the residence of the family.
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White Stone
Marie Freedman
Theodore
Janet
Catherine
Nanes
Joseph
Cascade Park swimming pool to open tomorrow
Rotary club leads parade from city park at 1 10 pm to dedicate the Cascade Park swimming pool. Local groups and merchants donate prizes for swimming and diving contests with a brief program of music and talks.
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Cascade Park
WO WeClellan
Japan backs Britain at Geneva naval talks on cruisers
Geneva June 28. Japan agreed to support Britain in the arms control conference while pushing to limit battleship tonnage. The cruiser issue dominates debate as the technical commission begins work amid expected disagreements among Britain, Japan, and the United States.
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Japan
Great Britain
Gewlva
Heaes
Technical Commission
Dapan
United States
Geneva
Japag
Frag
Wall
Drug Crusade Launched in Warren Amid Raid Sweep
Police launched a citywide drug crackdown in Warren led by Chief BRJ Grilen amid staffing shortages. Authorities say federal agents seized over 1060 capsules of cocaine and other drugs during raids, with details indicating multiple houses and locations targeted in the operation.
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Warren
Vane
Lawsuit Seeks Damages Over Wrist Injury Road Crash
Eriel Poleey sues Gustave Watke and Edna Hess AmneT over a Lake Road crash near the county line claiming a broken wrist and other injuries. The petition alleges the defendants contributed to the automobile accident as Poleey rode in the plaintiff’s vehicle, with alleged careless actions cited as causing the harm.
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Eriel
Gustave W Watke
Warren Read
Lage Wood Amu
Edna Hess
Amnet
Minmig
Lake Road
Fom Ork
Jasi Agpusi
Furst
Edna Beller
Guts
Armvin
Lorain Tornado Third Anniversary Marked by Half Mast Flags
On June 23 Lorain observed the third anniversary of the tornado that killed over 90 residents and caused property damage in the millions. Mayor William F Grall ordered flags at half mast to honor the victims and keep memory of the storm alive.
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Torain
Lorain
Willam F Grall
Fine Man Fined $500 for Liquor Offense
Sabotta of South Amherst arrested in February by Sheriff G Mathews for possession of liquor. He pleaded guilty and appeared before Judge A Oraiber, receiving a $500 fine and county jail confinement until costs are paid or discharged.
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Assis Sabotta South Amherst
G .Mathews
A R Oraiber
Flight record describes Hawaii leg of Army air mission
The report names Lieutenant Albert Hesen Bege and Lieutenant Tenter Manland as crew in the Fokker monoplane entered by the Army for the California to Hawaii flight. It notes Lieutenant Hegen Berger as a top airman and mentions Lieutenant Lester J Maitland heading the San Francisco to Honolulu route from Melook Field Datton.
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Leutenant
Albert Hesen_ bege
Abase
Tenter Manland
Calfornia
Hawaii
Hegenberger
Senrce
Lester J Maitland
Army
San Francisco-Honolulu
Byrds
Maitland Ha
Melook Field
Datton
San Francisco
California
Navy
Smiling Ernie Smith Pilot of Pucketar Travel Monoplane
Smiling Ernie Smith became a famed aviator and air mail pilot for the Pecketar Transport company, piloting a six passenger Travel air monoplane on the San Francisco to Honolulu route. His navigator was Captain C. L. Carter of Los Angeles.
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Ernie’ Smith
Pecketar Transport Company
San Francisco
C EL Carter
Pos Angeles
C H Carter
Los Angeles
Smn
Hay Erne Smiths
Taion
X Uom
San Francis
Horolula
Carter
Mariner
Watch on Luerg vessels as trans-Pacific planes prepared
In San Francisco on June 2 and 8 reports say at least ten commercial vessels near the coast between this port and Honolulu have received radio orders to aid Sassidtanes and Lieut Lester Maitlana and Ernest L Smith. Masters must stay ready to perform services and broadcast details when ships are sighted, using signal flags to warn Izutunsa and IWwnxlnee to both planes.
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San Francisco
Celif
Honolulu
Lester Maitlana
Ernest L Smith
Radio Deauquarterg
Francisco
Verer
Smiths Plane Smaller Than Giant Army Craft in Test
In June 75 at the Bay Farm Island field California the Smiths plane dwarfed the giant Army Fokker in a side by side test. The Army craft weighed 13 990 pounds while the Smiths weighed 4 732 pounds with fuel 1943 gallons for the Army and 477? gallons for Smiths. The Army range 2000 miles and speed 119 mph versus Smiths 244 miles range and 123 mph. Smiths included a limited food and water ration plus a small radio and basic navigation gear while the Army carried larger provisions and a lifeboat system.
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Oariant
San Tapandan Bayt Calif
Bay Farm Island Field
Army
Smith S
Auto salesman robbed and thrown from car in Geneva
Three men clubbed and robbed a Cleveland auto salesman during an air tour in Geneva New York. The assailants knocked him unconscious, rifled his pockets, and left him on the street as the crowd watched. He recovered and reported the incident after the encounter near Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Geneva
WNY
Desman
Galvin
Buffalo
Alr
Navigation challenges in early Hawaiian flight tests
The article outlines the difficulties of cross country Hawaiian navigation faced by Lieut Lester Maitland Albert Hegenberger and John Rodgers. It notes wind drift flight speed and map reading as key problems and explains why Hawaii posed tougher navigation than transoceanic routes.
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Washington
Hawaii
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Lester
Maitland
Albert
Hegenberger
John Rodgers
Haan Ready to Welcome Airmen at Wheeler Field
Honolulu prepares for a Pacific air arrival from Terots as Hawaii readies an official reception. Governor Wallace Farrington General Lewis General Smith Mayor Arannd and local leaders will greet the pilots at Wheeler Field with a large crowd invited to witness the landing guarded by troops from Schofield Barracks.
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Honoulu
Hawaii
Terots
Wwoheeler Field
Wallace Farrington
Lewis
Smith
Arannd
Honolulu
Fa ‘Lands
Sehoefield Barracks
Grace delayed in Hawaii hop by broken propeller blade
Grace forced to delay his Monterey to Honolulu flight aboard an Aran monoplane after a damaged propeller blade proved unsatisfactory. An army propeller arrived but Grace said it would take days to install and test the replacement before he could resume the San Francisco to Hawaii route.
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Honolulu
Richard Grace
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Hawaii
Grace
Army Fokker Flight Heads to Hawaii in 23 to 27 Hours
Army pilots Maitland and Hegenberger launched from Oakland at 7:10 a.m. in a three engine Fokker for a nonstop flight to Hawaii. Civilian pilot Ernest Smith failed his first attempt after windshield failure but plans another start. The Fokker carries 18,900 pounds with ten escort planes underway and a 23 to 27 hour expected duration.
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Maitland
Hegenberger
Oakland Airport
San Leandeo Bay
Calif
Army
Hawaiian Islands
Ernest L. Smith
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
Honolulu
Smith
DeHaviland
Oakland
San Leandro Bay
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Albert Hegenberger
U.S. Aa
Fokker
Martland
F. Hegenberger
Iis
Jool Ark
Golden Gate
New York
Europe
America
Richard Byrd
San Diego
San Francisco Bay
Exoneration Ends Blame in 28 Covert Wreck
Investigators of the railway officials exonerated motorman Hersler of blame after a head on collision near Tippecanoe City that killed four and injured a score. The inquiry found Kessier believed the track clear before pulling from the siding.
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Talton
Hersler
Tippecanoe City
Motor Than
Dayton and
Troy Traction
Evenme
Yailway
Kessier
Delegates Gather at Convention of U S Welsh Clubs
A convention of the United States Welsh clubs opens with an address of welcome by Major William F G Tall. About two hundred delegates are expected to attend the day’s sessions.
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U.S
Con Womens Welsh A
Waa
William F G Tall
Dusiness
Sion Lorai
Americ
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CH Carter
Ernie Suita
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Luerg
Orer of Oold
Filtra
Ohio
Shiyria
T' al Fronn
Tin Rame
Dar
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Janes
Haan
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